Charly 3D Tutors

In this part we will talk about how: - create the first hair-cap layer for the scalp using Ornatrix for Maya - make this layer more realistic and which modifiers to use for this - draw masks using the 3D Paint Tool in Maya - create material for baking Albedo, Alpha and Object-Space maps using V-Ray Next. - bake maps using V-Ray      More tutorials: - Ornatrix  → http://bit.ly/2klPh7r - V-Ray → http://bit.ly/2kB9ari - Maya → http://bit.ly/2NVabpZ      Video content: 0:00 - Information about other voice translations 0:06 - Welcome and tutorial topic 0:31 - Information about the hair cap layer and what it is for. 1:33 - How to create such a layer? 2:10 - How to separate the scalp from the head? 2:49 - Using the Furball Preset in Ornatrix 2:59 - Setting modifiers 3:34 - "SurfaceComb" to create sinks guides that indicate the direction of the hair 6:01 - Creating a mask for HairFromGuides using the 3D Paint Tool in Maya or Mudbox. 9:13 - A list of m

The second part of the V-Ray GPU Next test on 2080Ti and 1080Ti video cards, as well as i9 9900K, e5-1650v2 and 2 * e5-2667 CPU's in Autodesk 3ds Max. This time, "RTX ON" showed its best side. The increase in speed on the render is almost 2 times compared with the usual render on the 2080Ti without it. It is strange of course that the compilation time is much slower, and the funny thing is that 4 * 1080Ti compiles the scene much longer than even 1 * 1080Ti =) I don’t know why, but you will see it in the video yourself. Also in the video I answered the question - is it worth switching from a CPU-render to a GPU-render. By the number of passes - you can perfectly understand everything. And once again for everyone who asks for Ryzen and other hardware tests - I don't have it =) I am testing on what is available for me. If you want, you can join to this tests, download the scene and write your results in the comments.      More videos: - V-Ray  → http://bit